10/28/2008 00:41:02

Hi Karen,

I love the freedom of your title and the wonderful use of color.  Truly inspirational work.

Tito Sebastaini

07/10/2008 08:02:16

thanks for visiting my page. The latests paintings are small (6 x 12 in) I have been expressing my moods with landscapes a lot lately!

06/24/2008 07:21:08

Thanks for stopping by!.

Marilyn

05/26/2008 23:01:40

Karen, your works are great! I love the elephant.

05/26/2008 13:51:50

Karen - when you select "settings" on you account page, look for the last option (Design my page) and choose it in order to change the background image. - Jared

05/26/2008 13:49:32

Thanks for dropping by my page Karen - you asked about the backdrop on my page: well it was a little difficult for me to do and honestly the layout of the image was shear luck because the painting itself is far too large. But you have to go to your account page and look for settings. Once there you should see the backgroung image option as the first item of things you can change about your page. The problem is that when you upload a background image, it takes a few hours to a whole day before it shows up on the page. So it took me several days of experimenting with different images and resizing them before I settled on the one that I have now. The one tip I would give to you is to have something that won't be too distracting. Nothing with intricate details that might take away from the comfort of people viewing your page. I hope this helps a bit - Jared

05/23/2008 05:11:15

 Complimenti!!! bellissimi lavori.

Giuseppe Bellucci

05/17/2008 16:53:09

thanks for your comment a couple of months ago. the face is embossed which is the raised part and then i apply different materials to make it more fun & colourful, i like your work which also has a nice texture to it

05/16/2008 09:23:07

I wish!  I live in Atlanta, though and I can't come up, unless spirit airlines has the $3.00 fares again!!  An aceo is 2.3" x 3.5".  It's a fun little thing to do.  you can see a lot of them on ebay.

05/15/2008 06:03:07

Thanks for the comment, Karen!  And I especially love your chair series...wonderful energy, and a Matisse quality!

Susan